Ontario plans overhaul

12 Mar 2012

ONTARIO, Canada -- Ontario is hoping a gambling overhaul will result in $1.3 billion more revenue annually, CBC News reported.

Lottery ticket sales are targeted for expansion, along with plans for a Toronto casino, the report said.

40 percent of the proposed revenue increase would be anticipated to come from a Toronto casino, CBC News noted.

The OLG will also increase its focus on online gaming, the report said.

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	Ontario plans overhaul 12 Mar 2012 ONTARIO, Canada -- Ontario is hoping a gambling overhaul will result in $1.3 billion more revenue annually, CBC News reported. Lottery ticket sales are targeted for expansion, along with plans for a Toronto casino, the report said. 40 percent of the proposed revenue increase would be anticipated to come from a Toronto casino, CBC News noted. The OLG will also increase its focus on online gaming, the report said.

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